The Red King

I defy anyone to defend Daboll. This play calling has been horrific. Designed running play to a QB who keeps fumbling?

Tackling drills. Run the whole damn D through them. For hours. Way too many yards after contact. Our D just got humiliated. They should be embarrased and ashamed.

Defense couldn't stop a running nose today... >.<

The Hoodie was out for blood. He wanted to rattle and ruin the young QBs in his division. He gameplanned well and set to ruin Darnold, Allen and Rosen. Rosen was already a wreck. Allen rattled early, but recovered. That's why NE had to try and decapitate him before he mounted a comeback. Darnold...well...mission accomplished. Belli got into his head, set up a lawn chair and cracked open a cold one. It was psychological warfare, and Darnold was utterly ruined.

Having to perform constant late comebacks, even against bad teams, was the hallmark of the early SB Bills, lest you forget, nobody circles the wagons like? I mean c'mon, they were called the Cardiac Kids for awhile. Just win, baby.

Pft. The refs were terrible. Everyone knows the Pats don't commit penalties. Ever. ?

He can win. So long as the game remains close, no matter how bad he's looked, he can win. He's shown it several times this year and still believe he could have won the NE game, had NE not cheap-shotted him out of it. Can't lead a comeback when in concussion protocol.

Anyone down on the Bills for yesterday, can I point out the Bills only lost by 6 to NE, with our QB knocked out? Nobody else this season's even come close.

5-1. Good teams find ways to win. Today was ugly, but in the end this team picked themselves up and did what they had to. It wasn't pretty, but we won by 10. I mean, is everyone freaking out over the 49ers only beating Washington by 9? Just win, baby.

Actually, Fred tried to score and it was initially ruled a TD. Then the refs talked it over and had him down at the 1. I remember the hoodie going berserk on the sideline because he knew that meant the Bills could now run down the clock and kick the FG to win. He knew had it been a TD, the Bills would have the lead, but at least Brady would have gotten the ball back.

Just 1 seems a bit of a slight, but remember Vegas sets the line to bait betters and a lot of people are going to overreact. Hell, we won by 10. The '49ers only beat Washington by 9. Vegas sets the betting lines by storylines.

So...extra tackling drills this week? ?

U...U...U...Ultra-Conservative mode engaged! >.<

Players are going down left and right this season, and they want a 17th game? Brilliant. Maybe some team will have to field a cheerleader by that point. And no, removing preseason games doesn't help. You cannot equate a preseason game to a regular one.

Ugh. I am worried sick about this game. No reason at all for the Bills to lose. No excuse if they do. None. And a Bills loss tommorow would obliterate all of this excitement and enthusiasm we've built so far this season. In some ways we have little to gain and nearly everything to lose. That thought terrifies me.

I always wondered why successful challenges cost something. You get two challenges, and a third if those two were successful. But even if you got all three right, that's all you get. Get the first wrong and the second is your last, even if it's successful. I know people worry about slowing down the game, but if the refs screwed up a ruling shouldn't it be overturned without it somehow counting against the challenging team? I mean, if the refs blow four big plays in a Bills' game, shouldn't they all be overturned? Just wondering if it wouldn't be better to say a coach can continue to issue challenges until they fail two, or something like that. ?

Red shirt, white pants might actually look good. White helmet, red everything else looks like a mirror universe version of our '90s road unis which had red helmets and white everything else. ?

It's amazing, it seems like such a little thing, but it's such a wonderful gesture.

Was actually going to post that. http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-gameday-prime/0ap3000001065643/Prime-Why-the-Bills-are-the-Pats-biggest-competition-in-the-AFC I think the sticking point for some is, it's the Bills and they just can't be good because they haven't been for decades. There is understandable doubt, given recent history, and that nobody outside of Bills Mafia thought they'd be any good this season.

If we beat Miami (that game scares me a lil...screams trap) then to go 10-6 all the Bills have to do is win half their remaining games. With a soft schedule. That is staggering to think. The Pats are still a powerhouse, all credit to them, but they are beatable. While I can't say the Bills are the best in the league, I think I can say that there isn't a team out there they can't beat...NE included. Makes for an exciting season.

Still seems like it was illegal, but only just barely. No excuse for the Bills' ST not to cover that.

Curious. ESPN and NFL.com both have us at 10. ?

I noticed this. Very little attention. Even at 4-1, having only lost to the Pats by 6...the Bills just aren't seen as a sexy team, so little attention is paid to them.

Well, actually might be right about the game not being close... ?

...anyone remember this lil gem? ?